Posted on 10/05/2004 8:28:03 AM PDT by Dan from Michigan
My turkey gun, the 835 is more powerful than the 590 which has the bayonet.
"The heaviest cross we have to bear is the cross of Lorraine." Winston Churchill, 1944.
They can ban them all they want. The trick is getting them from the 150 million Red Blooded Americans and any attempt to do so will result in a second Civil War in this country, one the DIMo-Commie-RATS would not fair well in.
No. Ours is a duty of eternal vigilance.
"So if you can hold the gun, it is banned."
You got a problem with that?
I guess they're ready to do away with the incremental abolition of guns, and just go for all of them. Our friends at the Sierra Club plead to ban use of all public land(except for the parts they like to use for their hobbies)and then "settle" for just a fraction of the land being taken away from Americans. This should work for guns too.
The Rats are Bad, Andy. Time to buy some traps.
But the Mossy 500 is not semiautomatic,..."
Though it is issued to our military, therefore could be interpreted as not particularly suited to sporting purposes.
The Brits and the Aussies managed this.
I could be wrong, but I do not believe any lever action rifle was ever issued to the U.S. military. Though I would feel well armed in street combat with a lever rifle, if that is what the enemy is using.
Is armed combat a sport?
Eternal vigilance will be required as long as these domestic enemies of our nation remain on the payroll pocketing our tax dollars to make us miserable and insecure.
Damn....
One of the above, I call my own.
It guards my life, freedom, and home.
Which one it might be I'll not state here.
If such a bill passed, it would cost me dear!
Should I bend in the wind, or stand like an oak?
On my gravestone, what will be wrote;
"Obedient" or "Infringed," it can't be both.
bttt
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